Taiwan’s Abandoned

It’s impossible to keep abandoned places a secret when the structure itself is akin to an archaic fortress, sits precariously on a mountain face that overlooks the ocean, and also happens to be in close proximity to a number of major tourist attractions. I came across it almost like everyone else did; by accident, while on the way to other destinations, and because it really is that glaringly obvious. Continue reading →

Taipei is covered in a blanket of grey, making it seem chillier than it really is. Despite it being three in the afternoon, the day seemed to be over as we scootered down the quiet back streets of Xinyi. Today I’m not venturing too far, which is uncommon when I have my mind set on some urban exploration. But the ease of getting to this place only makes me more perplexed that I haven’t come across this place earlier. Continue reading →

Remember how I went to find an abandoned place in Keelung and failed miserably? Well it didn’t end at all badly as I thought because my little misadventure actually led me to a new opportunity to explore. Continue reading →

I love Taipei. Its city lights, the hoards of scooters zipping in and out of lanes, the constant chatter I hear around local markets, and even when I’m fighting through the hustle and bustle of peak hour traffic, I enjoy most of it. I love it because it makes me feel abuzz with vitality. All my senses come alive and I am a part of this vibrant city. Continue reading →

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Writer and mischief extraordinaire, very much in love with Taiwan. I explore places and activities less known on this island, and along the way, share with you local anecdotes, travel insights, and how you could discover them for yourself too.